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with previous versions, but also to have many new features, such as: * simple policy language (see "man unlang") * virtual servers (raddb/sites-available/README) * IPv6 support * better proxy support (raddb/proxy.conf) * More EAP types * Debugging output should be MUCH easier to understand * VMPS support * More modules are marked "stable" (python, etc.) * SQL configuration has been cleaned up (see raddb/sql/*) * limited support for HUP * check configuration and exit (radiusd -C) * Server core is now event based (simpler, more powerful)
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE.pam,v 1.1.1.1 2008/05/15 19:43:47 adrianp Exp $
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Certain PAM modules require that radiusd run as root in order to
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perform privileged operations. However, other PAM modules (e.g. pam-dbm),
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will work with with radiusd running as non-root if the non-root user is
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given the permissions necessary.
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If you will be using a PAM module that requires radiusd to run as root
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you can set the following in /etc/mk.conf:
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RADIUS_USER=root
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RADIUS_GROUP=wheel
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And then re-install freeradius. Alternatively, you can just change the
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following settings in your ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/radiusd.conf
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user = root
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group = wheel
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